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LL Cool J burglary suspect convicted of manslaughter in Texas
L.A. NOWA transient who allegedly broke into the home of LL Cool J was convicted of manslaughter in Texas more than two decades ago, according to court records. Jonathan Kirby, 56, was charged with residential burglary with a person present, which...... -
California lawmakers approve new rules on immigrant detention
PolitiCalA bill that prohibits local law enforcement from holding arrestees on behalf of federal immigration authorities cleared the state Legislature on Friday morning. AB 1081 by Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco), also known as the Trust Act, awaits... -
LL Cool J burglary suspect probed in other home break-ins
L.A. NOWAuthorities are probing whether a transient who allegedly broke into the home of LL Cool J is responsible for other burglaries in the Studio City area. Los Angeles Police Department detectives are looking at whether there are similar break-ins that...... -
LL Cool J burglary suspect facing long sentence if convicted
L.A. NOWThe transient who broke into the home of actor LL Cool J will appear in court Tuesday to answer charges. Jonathan Kirby, 56, was charged with residential burglary with a person present, which in combination with his criminal history could...... -
LL Cool J burglary suspect pleads not guilty
L.A. NOWThe transient who allegedly broke into the Studio City home of actor LL Cool J pleaded not guilty Tuesday to burglary charges that could send him to prison for decades.... -
LAPD to investigate violent incidents caught on tape
L.A. NOWThree violent altercations caught on tape involving Los Angeles Police Department officers have rekindled the long-running debate about LAPD use-of-force and are shaping up to be a significant test for Chief Charlie Beck.... -
Chief Beck says illegal immigrants need 'fair' treatment. Agree?
L.A. NOWThrough a series of actions in the last year, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck has emerged as a leading voice in the national debate about illegal immigration. His first move made it easier for unlicensed drivers — a group dominated by...... -
Rodney King dies at 47; victim of brutal beating became reluctant symbol of race relations
Rodney King never set out to be a James Meredith or Rosa Parks.
He was a drunk, unemployed construction worker on parole when he careened into the city's consciousness in a white Hyundai early one Sunday morning in 1991.
While he was enduring the...Tags: PCP, Crime, Law and Justice, Matt Stevens, Los Angeles Riots (1992), Highway Transportation
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Trial to begin in 1996 gangland slaying
L.A. NOWMore than 16 years after the fatal gang-related stabbing of a teenager outside his girlfriend’s Fullerton home, prosecutors say they will try one of the rival gang members long suspected of taking part in the attack. Joe Luis Garay Jr.,...... -
Rodney King: No cause of death until toxicology test completed
L.A. NOWOfficials will not have a final cause of death for Rodney King until the completion of toxicology tests in six to eight weeks, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman Jodi Miller said. VIDEOS: Rodney King The toxicology tests and... -
Superior Court judge reported missing, LAPD says
L.A. NOWLos Angeles police Monday night were looking for a Superior Court judge who has been reported missing.... -
Red flag fire warnings issued across Southern California
L.A. NOWThe red flag fire warning has been issued through Tuesday night for a large swath of Southern California inland and desert areas....
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